EXAMPLE: 100/23 = 4, remainder 8
By using a calculator:)
To turn a remainder into a fraction you just put the remainder over the dividend. To turn a remainder into a decimal put a decimal in the divisor and in the answer so far, put a zero, bring the zero down and divide what you now have. If that does not come out evenly add another zero in the dividend and do that until it come out evenly
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No. The part of the number after the decimal point (if any) is the quotient of the remainder from the original division and the original denominator.
a repeating decimal
The only way, without a calculator, that I know of is long division.
Why do you need a calculator?
Just do the division, and if there is a remainder - or a decimal, if you use the calculator - it is not divisible.
Just do the division, and see whether you get a remainder (or decimal with a calculator) or not.
Divide 74 by 9 on a calculator. If there's nothing after the decimal point, then there's no remainder, which means it does. If there is a remainder, it does not.
Divide it by the divisor (the denominator).
divide it and multiply it with some numbr
By using a calculator:)
To turn a remainder into a fraction you just put the remainder over the dividend. To turn a remainder into a decimal put a decimal in the divisor and in the answer so far, put a zero, bring the zero down and divide what you now have. If that does not come out evenly add another zero in the dividend and do that until it come out evenly
All remainders on a calculator will appear as a decimal. Some TI scientific calculators can convert the answer into a fraction.
you divide the numerator by the denominator
numerator (top) divided by the denominator (bottom)